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github-admin-login

v1.1.1

Published

HTTP auth module to require admin page users to be in a Github org

Downloads

5

Readme

github-admin-login

HTTP auth module to require admin page users to be in a Github org

npm install github-admin-login

Usage

const adminLogin = require('github-admin-login')
const http = require('http')

const login = adminLogin({
  clientId: githubOauthClientId,
  clientSecret: githubOauthClientSecret,
  users: [
    'mafintosh' // users that are allowd to login
  ]
})

http.createServer(function (req, res) {
  login(req, res, function (err, username) {
    if (err) throw err
    console.log('valid login from', username)
  })
}).listen(10000)

API

login = adminLogin(opts)

Create a Github admin login http handler.

Options include:

{
  clientId: githubOauthClientId,
  clientSecret: githubOauthClientSecret,
  users: optionalArrayOfValidUsers,
  organization: optionalValidGithubOrg
}

You can get the clientId and clientSecret by making a new OAuth app on your Github org or user profile. Make sure to set the callback url to the root of your website.

Only users in the users array of users who are in the org specified will be allowed to login.

If a non valid user logs in the server will return a 403.

username = login.decode(req)

Returns the Github username of the current user logged in.

License

MIT